An edition of Born in hope (2012)

Born in hope

the early years of the Family Court of Australia

Born in hope
Shurlee Swain, Shurlee Swain
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An edition of Born in hope (2012)

Born in hope

the early years of the Family Court of Australia

The Family Court of Australia was established in 1976 under new legal reforms addressing marriage and divorce. This book charts the development of the Court and its social experiment of no fault divorce, based on interviews with judges, counsellors, and family lawyers who worked in the Court during its early years.

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English
Pages
207

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Cover of: Born in Hope
Born in Hope: The Early Years of the Family Court of Australia
2013, NewSouth Publishing
in English
Cover of: Born in Hope
Born in Hope: The Early Years of the Family Court of Australia
2012, NewSouth Publishing
in English
Cover of: Born in Hope
Born in Hope: The Early Years of the Family Court of Australia
2012, NewSouth Publishing
in English
Cover of: Born in hope
Born in hope: the early years of the Family Court of Australia
2012, NewSouth Publishing
in English

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 186-202) and index.

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Sydney

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
346.94015
Library of Congress
KU541 .S925 2012

The Physical Object

Pagination
xiv, 207, [16] p. of plates
Number of pages
207

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30720179M
ISBN 13
9781742232928
LCCN
2012452386
OCLC/WorldCat
762047224

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